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Extended deadline to APRIL 30th! Complete today, PLEASE!

 Your assistance is needed by your 2013 SHRM Member Advisory Council (MAC) Representatives.  The MAC is made up of five elected representatives, one from each SHRM Region – like you we are SHRM members and HR professionals.  As the MAC Representative for your region, I serve as a messenger between SHRM members and the SHRM CEO and Board of Directors.   SHRM strives to constantly improve member services as well as provide the most current and advanced tools for its members, volunteers and HR Professionals.  I have been asked to gather feedback from SHRM members regarding topics of importance to the HR profession and SHRM.  Since I can’t speak to each of you individually, I would request you complete the quick survey at the link below.
By completing this survey, your feedback will play an important role to in advancing the HR Profession, so let your voice be heard!  This survey should only take about 5 minutes of your time and is anonymous.  Please complete the survey by Friday, April 30th.  Thank you in advance for your assistance.    

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VFWP9VC
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